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Exploring the Science Behind De-Extinction We first encountered the dire wolf (Aenocyon dirus) in the 2011 series Game of Thrones—a fearsome, almost mythical beast. But behind the fantasy lies a …
The Return of the Dire Wolf? Read More
Article by – Nethmini Egodagedara Fig – Human embryonic kidney cells. (Source – Science News) Memory has always been considered the domain of neurons, specialized brain cells responsible for storing …
Memory Beyond the Brain: How Kidney Cells Rewrite the Rules of Biology. Read More
In recent years, the landscape of life science research in Sri Lanka has encountered significant challenges due to regulatory hurdles imposed on the importation and distribution of Research Use Only …
Streamlining Regulatory Processes for Research Use Only Products: A Call for Clarity and Efficiency Read More
“Biotechnology, dating back 6,000 years, holds immense potential. Sri Lanka can benefit from its diverse applications, as categorized in the rainbow code.”
Towards a Biotechnology Based Economy in Sri Lanka: Perspectives and Challenges Read More
A special symposium themed “Research and Applications of Traditional Knowledge based Biotechnologies in Sri Lanka: Past perspectives, current status and Future Trends” organized by Sri Lanka Association for the Advancement of Science (SLAAS) was held on 30th May 2019 at the auditorium of the Institute of Industrial Technology in Colombo.
SLAAS Biotechnology Symposia Series Starts in Colombo Read More